New series of brutal operations on Gaza has continued to this day


Gaza: Two years have passed since the ongoing Israeli attacks on Gaza. On October 7, 2023, Palestinian militants led by Hamas launched a large-scale attack against Israel from the Gaza Strip called Al-Aqsa Storm.
Palestinian militants broke through Israeli barriers and entered nearby Israeli settlements through the Gaza border crossings.
The militants took 251 people hostage, after which Israel declared a new war on Gaza and called up 360,000 reserve soldiers to Gaza. Since then, a new series of brutal operations on Gaza has continued to this day.
Israel has also ignored the recent demand of the US President to stop the attacks on Gaza. The Zionist army has continued its brutal operations. The occupying force has still martyred 24 Palestinians in Gaza.
More than 67,000 Palestinians, including women and children, have been martyred in the Israeli attacks that have been going on for 2 years, while nearly 170,000 have been injured.
Two million people are starving due to the Israeli blockade, and Gaza has been reduced to ruins due to the brutal Israeli attacks.
Hospitals, mosques, churches, schools, colleges, and educational institutions are not safe. Millions of citizens have been displaced due to the destruction of civilian infrastructure.

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